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Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer must configure a Cisco ACI fabric that meets these requirements: - The interface Eth1/2 must accept traffic only from EP2. - The interface Eth1/1 must accept…
The correct answer is D. Multi-auth on Eth1/1. Eth1/1 must accept traffic from both EP1 and EP2, and EP1 and EP2 must authenticate To achieve this, Multi-auth mode must be configured on Eth1/1. Multi-auth mode allows multiple endpoints to connect to the same interface, but each endpoint is authenticated independently…
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Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer must configure a Cisco ACI fabric that meets these requirements:
- The interface Eth1/2 must accept traffic only from EP2.
- The interface Eth1/1 must accept traffic from EP1 and EP2.
- EP1 and EP2 must authenticate independently on Eth1/1.
Which 802.1x host modes must be configured to meet these requirements?
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- ASingle-host on Eth1/1
- BSingle-host on Eth1/1
- CMulti-auth on Eth1/1
- DMulti-auth on Eth1/1
How the community answered
(22 responses)- A5% (1)
- C14% (3)
- D82% (18)
Explanation
Eth1/1 must accept traffic from both EP1 and EP2, and EP1 and EP2 must authenticate To achieve this, Multi-auth mode must be configured on Eth1/1. Multi-auth mode allows multiple endpoints to connect to the same interface, but each endpoint is authenticated independently. Eth1/2 must accept traffic only from EP2: To enforce that only EP2 is allowed on Eth1/2, Single-host mode must be configured. Single- host mode ensures that only one device is allowed to connect and be authenticated on the interface at a time.
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